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Definition of pouch
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Pouch (v. t.) To
pocket;
to put up with.
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Pouched
::
Pouched
(a.)
Having
internal
cheek
pouches;
as, the
pouched
squirrels..
Gipsire
::
Gipsire
(n.) A kind of pouch
formerly
worn at the
girdle.
Pouch
::
Pouch (n.) That which is
shaped
like, or used as, a
pouch.
Pouched
::
Pouched
(a.)
Having
external
cheek
pouches;
as, the
pouched
gopher..
Pouched
::
Pouched
(a.)
Having
a
marsupial
pouch;
as, the
pouched
badger,
or the
wombat..
Suspect
::
Suslik
(n.) A
ground
squirrel
(Spermophilus
citillus)
of
Europe
and Asia. It has large cheek
pouches.
Pouch
::
Pouch (n.) A sac or bag for
carrying
food or
young;
as, the cheek
pouches
of
certain
rodents,
and the pouch of
marsupials..
Pouch
::
Pouch (v. t.) To
pocket;
to put up with.
Pouching
::
Pouching
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Pouc.
Tearpit
::
Tearpit
(n.) A
cavity
or pouch
beneath
the lower
eyelid
of most deer and
antelope;
the
lachrymal
sinus;
larmier.
It is
capable
of being
opened
at
pleasure
and
secretes
a waxy
substance.
Pouch
::
Pouch (n.) A cyst or sac
containing
fluid.
Noctilionid
::
Noctilionid
(n.) A South
American
bat of the genus
Noctilio,
having
cheek
pouches
and large
incisor
teeth..
Pipefish
::
Pipefish
(n.) Any
lophobranch
fish of the genus
Siphostoma,
or
Syngnathus,
and
allied
genera,
having
a long and very
slender
angular
body,
covered
with bony
plates.
The mouth is
small,
at the end of a long,
tubular
snout.
The male has a pouch on his
belly,
in which the
incubation
of the eggs takes
place..
Ape
::
Ape (n.) A
quadrumanous
mammal,
esp. of the
family
Simiadae,
having
teeth of the same
number
and form as in man, and
possessing
neither
a tail nor cheek
pouches.
The name is
applied
esp. to
species
of the genus
Hylobates,
and is
sometimes
used as a
general
term for all
Quadrumana.
The
higher
forms,
the
gorilla,
chimpanzee,
and
ourang,
are often
called
anthropoid
apes or man
apes..
Baboon
::
Baboon
(n.) One of the Old World
Quadrumana,
of the
genera
Cynocephalus
and
Papio;
the
dog-faced
ape.
Baboons
have
dog-like
muzzles
and large
canine
teeth,
cheek
pouches,
a short tail, and naked
callosities
on the
buttocks.
They are
mostly
African.
See
Mandrill,
and
Chacma,
and Drill an ape..
Sack-winged
::
Sack-winged
(a.)
Having
a
peculiar
pouch
developed
near the front edge of the wing; -- said of
certain
bats of the genus
Saccopteryx.
Nototrema
::
Nototrema
(n.) The
pouched,
or
marsupial,
frog of South
America..
Cyst
::
Cyst (n.) A pouch or sac
without
opening,
usually
membranous
and
containing
morbid
matter,
which is
accidentally
developed
in one of the
natural
cavities
or in the
substance
of an
organ..
Civet
::
Civet (n.) A
substance,
of the
consistence
of
butter
or
honey,
taken from
glands
in the anal pouch of the civet
(Viverra
civetta).
It is of clear
yellowish
or
brownish
color,
of a
strong,
musky odor,
offensive
when
undiluted,
but
agreeable
when a small
portion
is mixed with
another
substance.
It is used as a
perfume..
Gopher
::
Gopher
(n.) One of
several
North
American
burrowing
rodents
of the
genera
Geomys
and
Thomomys,
of the
family
Geomyidae;
--
called
also
pocket
gopher
and
pouched
rat. See
Pocket
gopher,
and
Tucan..
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